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[Source Article](https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/11/under-blood-red-sky-geomagnetic-storm-causes-intense/)

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I've seen them in north western Canada and they are really cool. Never seen them in the lower 48, wait one time in Vermont about 30 years ago.

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I saw an incredible green ribbon candy like aurora while in the western mountains of Maine around 1993! Best I ever saw. I was with my girlfriend at my camp. We went out on the pond for max sky visibility and laid back on our snowmobile seats for a good half hour watching it dance all over the sky. I wonder if it was the same night that you saw in Vermont ... Virtually the same latitude and a couple hundred miles away.

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I was up in north Vermont early spring of 91 looking at colleges.

My father ran over a deer that got hit prior. It was really gross, the car bucked violently and we had guts all over the front wheels.

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I dated this girl '90-'94, still possible it was the same night and I'm mistaken about the year. It was the best I ever saw before or since, mesmerizing green light show in the dark of the western mountains of Maine.

Those deer guts must have frozen on solid by morning.

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These unusually strong aurora are happening more often over the last decade. It’s not because we are having more strong solar events. It’s because as we head into a full magnetic reversal.

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Yes. I watch Suspicious Observers on YT about every morning to keep up to date with pole shift, solar, activity earth's magnetic field, occasional aurora borealis pics. They are going to get more brilliant and at lower latitudes over the next decade or two.

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He finally is posting on rumble as well, of you don't want to feed the jewtube monster.

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I figured as much. It would be odd for someone to share a random article on sky gazing on Poal unless they knew there was some bigger story behind it.

I watch Ben every morning too.

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I really like Ben's format, ~2 1/2 minutes, then scientific papers, then his promo stuff. Quick and easy.

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How much longer till the poles shift or whatnot?

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Ben’s guess is late 2030’s to early 2040’s.

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damn i might actually be here for that. What the best spot to bunker down in the USA to survive the apocalypses? Whats the terrain going to be like after we resurface and how long are we going to have to stay in a bunker for?